Recipe channels
A new recipe every week, each with a clear ingredients scene.
Recipe videos
Recipe videos with the ingredient list where cooks need it
The most useful moment in a recipe video is the one where every ingredient and quantity is on screen. Chitrio's recipe style always writes that scene, then covers one cooking step per scene and ends on serving the dish. Use AI images of your dish for the hook and payoff, cooking footage for general steps, and your own photos wherever you have them.
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Straight answer: Cooks follow recipe videos exactly, so a wrong quantity causes a real failure in a real kitchen. Test the recipe yourself, check every quantity, and add the tip only someone who made it would know.
How it works
- 1
Name the dish
The recipe, the servings and your ingredient list with quantities. Paste your own written recipe to keep it exact.
- 2
Check the steps
Make sure quantities and timings are right. Add your own tips, the part viewers remember.
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Render
An ingredients scene, step-by-step scenes, narration and captions, long-form or vertical.
What people make with it
Food blogs
A video for every written recipe to embed on the post.
Grandma's kitchen stories
A cinematic kitchen story with a recurring grandmother, ingredients on a brass tray and an emotional close.
Quick recipes for Shorts
Two-minute recipes in vertical format.
Restaurants
Signature dishes explained as mini recipe stories to build interest.
Questions, answered
Will the AI show my exact dish?
AI images of a specific dish can be off, and stock libraries rarely have specific dishes. Your own photos are the most accurate.
Are quantities shown on screen?
The ingredients scene names every ingredient with its quantity in the narration, and headlines show the key items.
Can I use my own recipe text?
Yes. Paste it in your-own-script mode to keep the wording exactly as written.
Can it be in Hindi?
Yes. Recipes render natively in Hindi and the other supported languages.
Can I add music?
Yes. Pick a track from the library or an AI-composed one.